Ahead of Rockstar Games' first official extended preview of Grand Theft Auto 6 on Netflix on Thursday, which overwhelmed the streaming platform and generated largely positive reactions from players around the world, a person or group operating under the name "Cyberleek" dumped a series of GTA 6 leaks onto social media - which a nontrivial number of people think is a marketing ploy.
Cyberleek published a steady stream of GTA 6 footage over the past week, providing players with an unofficial preview shortly before Rockstar's planned gameplay presentation on Thursday.
Cyberleek lost by forcing Rockstar's hands to release the extended look proving that he has the recent build of the game which looked dogshit https://t.co/Wq2S4AqsLc
— Momoi Saiba Official (@Peach_Fightr) August 28, 2026
The leaks threatened to overshadow the official debut of a video game that players have been awaiting for nearly 13 years. Or did they?
🚨 NOTICIA DE ULTIMO MINUTO 🚨 Cyberleek, el hacker que filtró los gameplays de GTA VI podria ser una campaña de marketing de Rockstar Games.
— DannyTheUber (@DannyTheUber) A
Vamos con las pruebas 👇
He hecho una investigación exhaustiva 🧵 (con datos REALES, esto no me lo invento)
1/ Repasemos el timeline:… pic.twitter.com/fY19hUNH56
